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The US Is Tightening Its Containment Noose Around China In The First Island Chain

The stage is set for Japan to participate in AUKUS’ Pillar II advanced capability projects (AI, hypersonic weapons, electronic warfare, underwater drones, quantum technologies, and space-tracking radar) after that bloc’s Defense Ministers signaled their interest in this in Monday’s...

Western “Security Guarantees” For Armenia Would Be A Recipe For Regional Disaster

Several NATO members have already agreed to provide so-called “security guarantees” to Ukraine whereby they promised to extend arms, intelligence, logistics, and other forms of support to it in the event that another conflict breaks out with Russia. These...

American Experts Won’t Admit That Their Country Is Responsible For Fragile Indo-US Ties

A senior defense analyst at the RAND Corporation published a piece at Foreign Policy magazine last week about how “U.S.-India Ties Remain Fundamentally Fragile”. As could be expected, Derek Grossman laid the blame largely on India’s lap, arguing that...

Kyrgyzstan’s Decision To Stop Accepting Russia’s Mir Bank Card Is Unfortunate But Understandable

Kyrgyzstan’s local payments operator announced last week that it’ll stop accepting Russia’s Mir bank card on Friday, which coincided with reports that most Kazakh banks had already stopped servicing them and follows Armenia’s official decision to do the same...

Alleged Chinese Military & Intelligence Aid To Russia Isn’t What Bloomberg Makes It Out To Be

Bloomberg cited unnamed “people familiar with the matter” to report on Saturday that “China Providing Geospatial Intelligence to Russia, US Warns”. The storyline weaved into their piece is that the People’s Republic isn’t as neutral towards the NATO-Russian proxy...

The Latest Terrorist Attack In Chabahar Shows That The Iranian-Pakistani Border Still Isn’t Secure

The “Jaish-al-Adl” (JAA) terrorist group attacked Iran’s Chabahar in the early hours of Thursday morning in a battle that killed 11 members of the security forces and neutralized 16 of their own militants. It occurred around two weeks after...

How Exactly Did The Ecuadoran-Mexican Crisis Unfold?

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) announced on Friday evening that his country is severing diplomatic relations with Ecuador after its police stormed the Mexican Embassy to arrest a fugitive former Vice President who was sheltering there and...

Puntland’s Refusal To Close The Ethiopian Consulate Exposes Mogadishu’s Impotence

The Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) demanded that the autonomous State of Puntland close the Ethiopian consulate in the regional capital of Garowe as part of Mogadishu’s latest diplomatic move to protest January’s Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ethiopia...

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Against Russian Oil Refineries Complicate Biden’s Re-Election Bid

CNN published a detailed piece on Tuesday about how “Ukraine’s AI-enabled drones are trying to disrupt Russia’s energy industry. So far, it’s working”. Although an unnamed source close to the program told them that “The flights are determined in...

Russian Spies Infiltrated Ukraine’s Energy Sector While The SBU Was Worried About Protests

Zelensky has been fearmongering about Russian-backed protests since mid-November in a desperate attempt to preemptively discredit genuinely grassroots demonstrations ahead of his plans to cling to power after his term expires on 21 May. He accordingly tasked the SBU...
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Russia Won’t Rule Out Cooperating With The US Despite Recognizing It As A Rival

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told his country’s newest batch of diplomats in late October that their government is...
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